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Akagi

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Drama

Akagi - Seasons/Episodes

► Season 1 - Click for episodes

Episode 1 - The Genius Who Descended Into the Darkness (0 link)

Episode 2 - Awakening of Talent (0 link)

Episode 3 - The Strategy of the Maverick (0 link)

Episode 4 - The Betrayal of a Genuine Thing (0 link)

Episode 5 - Betrayal of My Family (0 link)

Episode 6 - The Talent of the Villain (0 link)

Episode 7 - Innocent Demon (0 link)

Episode 8 - Revival Omen (0 link)

Episode 9 - The Authenticity of Genius (0 link)

Episode 10 - Prediction of a Counterattack (0 link)

Episode 11 - Hopeless Preparation (0 link)

Episode 12 - Magic of the Rare Machine (0 link)

Episode 13 - Orbit of Wind and Lightning (0 link)

Episode 14 - Rakshasa's New Chapter (0 link)

Episode 15 - Ouma Time (0 link)

Episode 16 - Fighting Tile of Destrucion (0 link)

Episode 17 - Proof of a Genius (0 link)

Episode 18 - The Chains of the Tiles (0 link)

Episode 19 - The Bewilderment of the Demon (0 link)

Episode 20 - Hope and Folly (0 link)

Episode 21 - A Ray of Fantasy (0 link)

Episode 22 - The Contrived Shackles (0 link)

Episode 23 - The Power of Luck (0 link)

Episode 24 - The Will of the Demons (0 link)

Episode 25 - The Temptation of Murderous Intent (0 link)

Episode 26 - Madness and Darkness and... (0 link)

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